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LYNCH LAW IN LOUISIANA letter received IN
New orleans from Floyd La, states that a WOMAN
named Grace Blanton End a man named Richard
Goodwin. both colored, charged with having
robbed and burned the store of A. l.. Balm, were
taken from jail by body OF masked and armed
men last Thursday night and hung To tree about
q half mile north OF town.
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The Deadly Cigarette.

Syf1cuBe 6t6huAtu, May =.
Awarning to boys who smoke cigarettes is con-
veyed In the death OF one OF their number In this
city last Saturday. Whatever ground there may
be for the opinion that moderate smoking does
not inJure adults. there can be no question about
its eject upon boys 1t is seen In ptnched faces,
stunted bodieA and Gvarfe0 intellects. Paste this
axiom In your hats, boSs who are under sixteen
years OF age: None OF you who Is an tnveterate
smoker Of cigarettes WIN ever make conspicuous
success In lie.
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War Claims as requests.

COUNT Won SCHAUhBRRG'S CURIOUS WILL.
The will Of the late JAS w. Schaumberg, better
known as "Count Won Schaumberg," who died at
the Colonnade Hotel, in Philadelphia, on Oct. L,
1885, has just been admitted to probate in the Of
flee of the Register of Wills In that city. The will
was executed short time previous to his deceaSe,
and after dividing the principal OF trust fund OF
81, 600 between his daughter and three nieceS,
bequeatheS to Meiante SOuth-ROuSSeau, niece,
and JAS Coleman, an attorney OF Washington,
each one-han OF a certain claim which said Cole
man Is to prosecute before Congress, said claim
being, as stated in the Will, ga Judgment Of the
United States courts, commencing the 31st day OF
July, 1886, and the oath day Of March, 1885, the
adJudged to be due ME as an officer OF the reg-
ment OF Dragons or the LIST cavalry, United States
Army" The claim mentioned aggregates about
$4,000.
During the seminole war Count Won Schaum-
berg was second lieutenant OF dragons. and, de-
string to visit New Orleans, he rendered his reSg
nation. While on his way TO the latter place he
was promoted to be first lieutenant. In the mean
time the resignation was accepted, the claim being
made that 1T covered both ranks. but the count
cOntended that 1t was only as second lieutenant.
short time afterward President Tyler reinstated
him, but the action was subsequently reversed by
President Polk. During the late rebellion the
count was Quartermaster in the Army, and pur-
pOSely retained certain sums OF money in his hands
as Set-On to what was due him and to compel
the Government to bring action against him.
Such an action was begun, whereupOn he fnsti-
tuted counter suit for the $4,000 which he
claimed as due him, and which is still in dispute
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His Brains Dashed Ont.

MEXICO, NO., May s.--John Blythe, a young
farmer, living eight miles west met with A hor-
rfble accident saturday morning. which resulted
in his death an hour later. He was showing n
neighbor the working of a feed-mill and had stop
ped beside the machine Tor some purpose and as
he fncautiousfy raised up the propelling beam
struck his head, scattering his brains IA every d.
rection- The unfortunate young man WAS 10 Years
OF age, and leaves wife and two children
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The Pores JUBILEE CEIEBRATIoN.-The Catho-
lies OF England have decided 10 send deputation
10 Rome, composed OF both priests and laymen, on
the occasion OF the pope's jubilee. IL IL intimated
that there Will also be at least twenty Populations
bent on the same errand from the other nations OF
the world, and IL Is expected thar an immense
and universally representative assemblage VIII
gather in the holy city during the coming ceebra-
ton. English Catholics have arranged 10 send as
jubilee Offering library OF all the Catholic works
which have been issued In the English language
during Ihe past rlfty years.
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FRENCH woRKMEs HONOR CARDINAL On

FRENCH WoRKMES HONOR CARDINAL GIBBONS
Cardinal Gibbons has met with grand reception
at Rheims which city ne is visiting this week His
fame the champion OF the workingmen had pre-
ceded him, and when he paid a visit To the great
factory or Nal-de-Bois his reception by the opera
tives was complete ovation. Delegates from
twenty-Seven different councils OF workingmen
were present, and a committee representing them
handed Cardinal Gibbons a report on the working
mems economic Institutions OF France.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE star.
AN rRArE FATHER TRYING TO KILL THE NAN WIZ
ELorED WITH HIS DAUGHTkR.

EL0rED WITH HIS DAUGHTER
EVANSVILLE, I'M, May S.-Saturday afternoon
about O'Clock, James Laswell, prominent citi-
zen OF Taswell, Ind, got OF a train at English.
lnd., with drawn revolver In hts hand, and
opened fre upon ChaS Il. Crecellus, who was
standing on the platform. The target turned and
ran, with the shooter after him. and the entire
town following at their heels. Cracelius crossed
ana recroSSed swollen crsek three times with
Las"ell IN hot pursuit emptying his revolver &C
MN, nut without effect Finally Creceius took "a
the woods and escaped. I.aSwcl laid m wait all
DAY Tor the return OF CryceliuS. but without sue
10 the Tact That Crecelius eloped with LaSwell =
daughter, some time ago. ana came O. this city,
but, rearing pursuit, went west far Belevi Ia
ILL.,, where they were Intercepted aud Miss Lasweil
sent back home. Crerelius afterward went back
and has been attempting 10 seek an Interview with
the girl which 80 enraged her father that he made
the attempt 10 XIII Crerelius
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DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.

CEO. W. STICKNEY, Anctioneer, 936 st.
U ,.,,,
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE UN1MPRONED
PROPERTY FRONTING FORTY FEET On
STREET, BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN
TI FIRST STREETS MONUMENT.
On WEDNESDAY, MAY ELEVENTH, 1887. at sE5ses
FIVE O'CLOCK P NJ, Will offer tor sale origi- KY
nal Lot 49, square rs. 49,
TIE rms ut time of sale. GEO. w. ST!ChNE1,
mv7-d AuctiOneer.
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TIE KILLING OF EDITOR GANBREIL.-The jury OF
inquest at Jackson, Miss, In the case OF r. !.
Gambrell editor OF the lhcord and Shield who
was shot and almost instantly killed late Thurs
day night by Col Jones s. Hamilton, the lessee OF
the pen1tentiary, adjourned at halfpast IL O'Clock
Saturday night, after two days almost continuous
session. They rendered q verdict as follows: 1--WE,
the Jury inquest In the case OF the death OF Rod
erick Gambrei, ind that he came to his death
from pistol shots and wounds inflicted by the
hands OF Jones s. Hamilton principal and others
as abettors, unknown to the jury"
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DUNcANsoN BROS, Aucts IL " Ah'NhI N
nUNCANSON BROS. Auctioneers

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
one OF THE CHOICEST LOCATIONS IN The
CITY, SITUATkD Al THE INTERSECTION OF
u STREET AND VIRGINIA AVENUE. FRONT
ING ON TIE AGRICULTURAL GROUNDS AND
MITHiN HUNDRED FEET OF THE SMITH
SOSIAN GROUNDS. IT HAS ABOUT THREE
THOUSAND FEET OF PACKING.
BY virtue OF decree of che Supreme Court of ssS
the District of Columbus sitting equity. passed SS
In Cause No. 9612. shall WEDNESDAY -
AfIERNOOS. MAY ELEVENTH. 1887, HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. on the premises sell the fol-
lowing described real estate, situated said District
TO wit Ali that part of lot 10 square 296, begin
ming at the northwest corner of lot numbered Il. and
running thence southwardy IS feet1 inches to 30
foot alley thence westwarly 80 feet. thence north
warttiy 9S feet to Virginia avenue ami thence east
wardly with Virginia feet inches 10 place
OF beginning, Containing SGS square feet u ground,
more OF less.
Terms: One-third cash. the balace in two equal in
stallments IN six and twelve mOntr~u Jay of sale,
with interest, the cash payment to be made
within hve days after The day Of sale OF which de
post of 500 shall be made time of SALE all cash
at option OF purchaser. Decree of court authorizes
trustee To sell property i'll whole separate lots.
urchaser to defray costs Of conyeyancing, If
of sale complied with within i've days after
day of sale the trustee the resell the
property at the risk and OF the defaulting pur-
Chaser or purchasers WI. SMALL. Trustee.
ap2S-dSds 6.,3 Street.
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TEE EVENING STAR Is served to subscribers in the
city by carriers. on their account at 10 cents Ir
week or 34e per month Copies at the counter 2
month; one year. So: six months 50
second class mail matterl ~
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday-s1 q
year postage prepaid Six months, so cents.
~ All mail subscriptions must be paid in advance.
no paper sent longer than is paid for
Rates of advertising made known on apnIcation
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sTHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
ONE FINE CROSS MATCH TEAM, sORREL AND
BROWN, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH, BELONG,
ING TO A SENATOR WHO HAS NO FURTHER
USE FOR THEM.
ONE GOOD FARM HoRSE. SEVERAL BUGGIEs
AND CARRIAGES, IN GOOD CONDITION. Al
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY TWELFTH
1887, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK, in front of my auction
rooms shall sell the above stock without reserve 70
the highest bidder.
L.. 9-3t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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j. C.. HurcHrSsos.
IMPORTER
FINE MILLINERY,
Leading Styles
BONNETS,
HATS,
In all the new shades and combinations
Latest styles in FANCY STRAW BRAIDS that CORE
spond with any costume. Many exclusive shapes.
MARK DOWN.
beautiful JET WRAPS, to make room for
LIGHT WEIGHT STREET COSTUMES
PARASOLS,
COACHING UMBRELLAS.
LACES. DRESS TRIMMINGS
BRAIDS, BUTTONS
New Patterns IN JET GRENADINE
Ten per cent off on JET PASSEMENTERIEs.
Novelties in JERSEYS.
FOSTER KID GLOVES,
We offer for inspection o GLOVE having no supero,
in 1T style. reliability. SI00 per pair and upward
apI4 eO7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON o STREET BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 2STH STREETS, GEORGE

TRUSTEES SALE 0EALoT ON Q STREET. BE
TMEEN 9TH AND 2STH STREETS. GEORGE
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of s.as
az 5as Hi; is g 4 F1H
lowing described real estate situated in
in said D1ssie being part of lot III in H9lmead
at point on the south line OF Bea1 now o. street
and lset tenae @ 3s se
west ID feet; north 120 feet to the beginning
be made at time of sale Terms to be COMPLIED with
in ten days. All conveyancig Nc purchasers cost
my3-dkda 321 Az street northwest.
FXEGuIoR's AND TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUl
Ndo Sh b5fRcT OF duE Ga OF S AS
sQfSA6aH 49, GH1sEHe 1 LOTS Mp 1 3gSa
on NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE AND EIGHT.
so4AfE 81 9hHdINAk I Z Or ?: FRONTING sos
- FIT 81 i STREET NoRIH No-' Inv '1'
soIAAGE F 2G N HoTS Z AR Is TR2NT
SQUARE 2$0; NORTH b FEET FRONT OF ORIG:
sotS JAZZ E2T e s5 af + EEGs
COT NC sSE a - 3.S oN WAIEE sTaEEd;
SSHE4E sSSFS VIII M ho s'ts
By authority of the last will of the late Harriet ys
McCeney, and as executor and trustee under the IN
and best bidder therefor aud the terms hereafter
speclnet the following real estate all situated III the
On TUESDAY, the SEVENTEENTH INSTANT Mt
HALE-PASI FOUR O'CLOCK L. NJ, i'll front OF the
premises, lots numbered from II % both inclIl-
sive, according to K Ross Perrys (trstee Subdivision
vision recorded III the surveyors Office OF the Distinct
llber To- folio IT. These lots front % feet ON New
with the exception of lot ; which fronts "a 80 OF;
New Hampshire avenue, 97.:,5 on 18th street and
22.75 on y street.
These among the most valuable building lots in
the city square 1856 fronting Immediately Dupont
on WEDNESDAY, the EIGHTEENTH INSTANT.
at hALf-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK Z. NJ, in front of the
premises. lots nuinbe red = IA IL and lS in sGare
and fronts on New hampshire avenue, and on l., NJ
I'D, and 25d streets. These also very valuable
building lots. ~
ON THURSDAY, the NINETEENTH INSTANT At
HALF-PASr FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, in front Of the
premises the north 80 feet front BY the depth of
gnal lot in square $50 This lot fronts on 18th
street west. between North AID Canal
Improved Uy Office building.
Immediately thereafter, in front of the premises lot
IL III square south OF square 661, fronting 81 O ON
Water street between Wand " streets south
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ in front ~ the
premises two lots of ground in square SIS Of George
town or West Washington one lot fronting go feet on
Monroe street. and running back 100 feet and the
other fronting $3.50 street and RUNNING hack on
the west l13 feet TO Rock Greek, which bombs the
east OF the said lot and forms of it a triangle
Tie terms OF sale VIII be follows: One fourth of
the purchase money n CASH and the balance in three
equal payments at one two and three years from the
day OF sale bearing interest 1T per cent aud salts
factoriy secured all cash. at purchasers option
sale. All conveyaEc1nS and recording purchasers
cost Resale at lrchasers and risk ii terms of
sale are not with IN ten days from day
II. ROSS PERRY Executor and Trustee
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN mvf-
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przzIR FOR ELECTRICAL,

PUZZLE FOR ELEcTRIcIASs--A curious Aenom-
enon resulted In Harrison Co., Ind, few days ago
from bot OF lightning striking tree standing In
the yard OF VIM. Alstott, near Neyin. Near the
stricken tree stock a large pond, which had been
used for watering stock. shortly after TIE light
ming stroke the pod began sinking, and has In
the lew DAYS since that time disappeared entirely.
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VERY Day SUNDAY IN NEW YORK.-YeSterday
was probably the ''driest' day ever known In New
York. The sab IONS were closed side doors and all;
no liquor was s. Id at the hotel bars md the hotel
men did not even dare to serve liquors to their
guests with their meals The police made only
hundred and fifty-ravO the Sunday previous. AT a
meeting OF the German singing societies 1t was re-
ported that committee OF three had visited Al
bany and notified the committee on cities In the
legislature that the future political action OF the
German element depended upon the settlement OF
the excise troubles In a satisfactory manner. The
Cantor bill was said to have been the result OF the
committees work.
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LAskErs LOAN OrrrcK

No. 361 Tennsylva1ia avenue northwest
Money Loaned ON Gold and Silver Watches Dia-
nccnds. Jewelry, PISTOLS. Guns. Mechanical Tools.
Ladies ane 6e;.tlemelf's Wearing APPAREL :,
OLD GOLD AND SiLtkk BOUGHT CO.
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She Wants q Divorce
TWO MARRIAGE CEREMONIES NOT SUFFICIENT TO BIND

TWO MARRIAGE CEREMONIES NOT SUFFICIENT 10 BIND
COUPLE.
Testimony in the divorce proceedings brought by
Mrs. Mary s. Clarke against her husband, VIM.
Bayard Clarke, is being taken by Master in Chan
Gerry Geo. w. Cassidy, OF jersey City. The plain
tin was formerly Miss Wolfe, and Is said TO have
been related to the late Miss Catherine Wolfe, OF
New York. When she first met the defendant she
was living with her mother at Bloomfield, n. j.
Clarke was 0istlnguished-lOOking and fascinating,
and speedily made an impression on the young
lady, who in addition to being handsome and re-
tined possessed fortune OF about soc, 900 in her
own name. On December %, 1875 the couple qui-
city left Bloomfield and went to WeStcheSrer
County, N. Y, where they were married by Justice
OF the Peace p. r. II. Sawyer. After brief honey
moon they returned to Bloomfield, where second
ceremony was performed by Rev. 4 Jefferson
banner, rector OF Christ church. Two daughters
were the fruit OF the uni0n-Helen, now ten years
old, and Norma, aged six years About three years
ago Mrs Clarke suddenly left her husband. She
took up her residence in New York city, and lived
In comparative retirement. Recently abe deter
mined TO sue for divorce, and placed her case In
the hands OF her counsel, ex-State Senator Brin-
kerhofI. Her husband Is represented by Counsel
lors Bowe and DENIM. Owing to the high social
position Of the parties involved, unusual efforts
have been made TO avoid publicity.
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telegram from New York last night says: when
Commodore Chandler LEFT the Brooklyn navy yard
after his promotion TO rear admiral, his son, Red
Held remained as a clerk I'm the commodore's Of
fee. About two months ago he suddenly left with
out telling anybody where he was going Nothing
has been heard OF him since 10y his friends. Ad.
miral and Mrs. Chandler are ia Japan.
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'FHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
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EPIzoorY IN NEW JERsEy.-An aggravated form
OF epizooty has broken out among h. rses In Warren
Co. n j., ana is causing horsenen great uneasi.
ness It was f1rst introduced there by q drove
OF western horses. A number OF animals have
h., rses are especially susceptible, and farmers
ind dificulty In getting horses W do the spring
r-.rl-
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Rev. DR.. McGlynn, OF New York, lectured to q
large audience in the Boston Theater last night
upon ssThe Cross Of the New Crusade"
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On STREET. NEAR ST ALOYSIUS CHURCH,
BETWEEN FIRST STREET AND NORTH CAP
1IOL STREET NORTHWEST, AND ALSO ON
MARYLAND AVENUE, BETWEEN FUUR-AND-
A-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia. passed III Equity Cause No. f
$40, viii sell at public auction. front of each Iii
OF the premises the hereinafter described Real Estate,
to wit
On WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1851. ar Fly l. O'CLOCK PM, Lots Nos 124 and 30,
II Shepherds subdivision OF No 6,:' situated
On street north between 1st and North Capitol
northwest.
On the SAME DAY, at QUARTER-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK PM, Will sell the half OF Lot numbered
seven t. III Reservation d, situated Maryland
nue., between AZ and 9th streets southwest improved
by dwelling house and a stable.
Terms OF sale: one third cash and the balance to be
PAD IN SIX twelve aDc eighteen months with interest
from day OF sale and the payment thereof e secured
by the proissory notes of the purchaser purcha-
sers or all the purchase money be paid cash day
OF sale, ratification thereof by the court lien
Is reserved on property sold for the purchase money
and interest No deed given until purchase money and
interest shall be paid deposit of $500 each piece
of property will be required when knocked down. All
conveyanclng at purchasers II of sale be
not complied with within ten days after sale the prop
erty Will be resold risk and cost of defauting
chaser. 5. s. HENkLE, Trustee,
Office 400 Louisiana avenue.
NtfI(1AMAN Aupt
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A Sea Race of 5000 Miles.
THE CLIPPER CHARAER AND THE SEMINOLE SAIL Fol
FRISCO TOMORROW.

The clipper Charmer OF the New York and Cali
fornia lines and tie half clipper ship Seminole OF
Suttons CALI ornia Despatch line, Will start from
New York tomorrow morning for race around
Cape Horn TO San Francisco, distance of 5000
miles The passage will proha bly, take from 12O to
40 days. more nearly the later than the former
as 1t win be midwinter at Cape Horn by the time
the vessels get there. The ships once ran across
each other at sea and raced the remainder OF the
way to San Francisco the Seminole reaching there
first. Capt. Holmes, who commanded the Seminole
then viii In this race sail the Charmer while Capt
Hatch, who was his mate, will take his place as
master OF the Seminole. Although the Seminole is
considered the faster ship, and the Charmer is
cred on the result, and generally at even figures.
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GLADsToNES NOTABLE DINNER PARTY.-Mr Glad
ST one gave dinner Saturday evening to Earl Speh-
Mccarthy and several British members OF the
houst, OF commons. The meeting OF the Parnel-
ltes aud Earl Spencer was most cordial one, and
Gladsto1 ne talked much Of the Times charges and
the prOsl ects of home rule and coercion. He also
comments d on the sympathy shown In America
with the II tSh cause.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneera.

WALTER b. WILLIAMS & CO., Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, FRONTING ON
MARYLAND AVENUE AND G. STREET NORTH
EAST, AT AUCTION.
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. we shall sell. i'll front of *$58
premises, parts lots Nos and ID in square No.
100. fronting about 81 feet Maryland avenue,
running through to street the depth of lots north
east.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in Six twelve. and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale and secured by deed of trust property sold
All ccnveyancing at purchasers cost 300 down ON
day OF sale. WALTER Il. WILLIAMS Il CO.,
Iny5-4t AuctiCcleers
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RUSSIA LITTLE AFRAID OF GERNANY.-Dis-
patches from Berlin declare that no credence Is
given to the reported alliance between France and
Russia In ministerial circles IL Is asserted that
the car, although personally no friend of Ger
many, is not yet prepared to go the length OF his
prejudices and make an alliance at this Juncture
which would OF itself amount to menace against
his powerful neighbOr. Russia, 1t Is asserted, has
nothing to gain by such q compact.
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]. G. KIMBALL, Irt
m4-eo&ds 133I Fst.n-w
OFFICE h. III. WARNER K Co,
" Real Estate brokers. Old z ST u "

We viii offer at public sale, on tire premises on sy.x
WEDNESDAY,, ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY SSS&
1851, atHAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLoCKP VI some -
excellent villa sites ShaunOn's subdivision in Ana
costa on shannon Place Railroad avenue and Navy
avenue All of which are newly parked and paved, and
approached by street These lots aycrage about
10 feet Pats may be obtained this office any
time before the dSy of sale This viii afford splendid
opportunity Tor parties to homes,
lots for investment
Terms liberals viii be stated at sale
" B. Ii. WARNER CO..
~
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REEN Il WISE, Auctioneers.

dNREEN & WISE, AucJ1oneerS
ATTRACTIVE SALE.
DUNN-LORING LOTS FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
AUCTION.
We will offer for sale at public auction ssssss
TUESDAY. MAY TENTH, 1887, at ELEVEN $z2af
O'CLOCK An, on the premises at Dunn-Loring -
Station Fairfax County. Va. the line of the Wash
lnston, Ohio and Western X. r. eleven miles the
cities of Washington and Alexandria, number of we'll
located lots sizes To suit purchasers, reasonable
terms which VIII be made known the day of sale.
These lands situated i'll of the healthieSt 10
cailes i'll the State OF Virginia, 400 feet above tide
water. and al the highest point the W.. o. & w r. r.
IL said county. They are Well watered by abundant
springs OF pure cool water the State. The
views are delightful and the soil well adapted to fruit
AID garden cultivation.
Trains Will leave 6tii-street depot at @ H. and
alexandria at 81. am returning 1T 3: IL pm.
Round-trlp tickets, soc. from Washington and SOC.
from Alexandria
GREEN WISE,
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BROS, Auctioneers.

nCNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY SALE OF UNCLAIMED
FRfIGHT.
On MONDAY MORNING, MAY SIXTEENTH
1887, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK, Adams Express
Company will sell at the auction rooms of Duncanson
Bros, corner 9th and d streets northwest to pay
charges, about
$50 PACKAGES,
Comprising assortment Of Trunks Bundles, Boxes,
Vail ses, Packages, &C.. &c.
10 be sold without reserve.
All parties concerned will take notice.
Terms cash. ap30-d&dbs
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The British government has rejected Russia's
claim TO Afghan territory on the oxus, below kelef
Chamiah.